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and Mrs. dent of the Indianapolis NAACP. { a = . | A GOOD. CAUSE will be back|" WORKERS at Stewart-Warner Corp: South Wind Division have consolidated their charities. As of now, the Employees Humanities Fund will replace all company drivers for the needy. Ninetysseven per cent of the workers belong to

the fund. They aim to perpetuate it through the years. A governing committee, EY headed by G. 8. Van Meter, assistant controller, ig composed of five

437, Knights of Columbus public suppers Thursday, Friday and |Saturday at 1305 N. Delaivare St. Spaghetti, fish and -chicken| will be served, 5:30-8 p.m. as

‘nual. fall festival. Proceeds go toward the K. of Cc. G8 program for charity, education {and youth work. The Council night in the Lodge chamber to

meets tomorrow!

Where to Go

Jessie Jacobs is. wrest. Paul D. Bagwell To Speak Today

lof the good food at the Council]

fpart of the Council's seventh an-| |

Ben Franklin, 62, 1118 S Ke aA TTatsta Beinar ‘Moos.

Waggonor,. 16, 1838 I John Gray, 20. 2227 8. Pe nhayIvania: Mar. garet Hynes, 18, 320, N. Summit.

Robert Laks,

Russell Harmon, 37. 333 8. State; Mary Morris, 37. 333 8. State Robert Netherton 19 1224 Beecher: d I 18 E 3eeC

on. 14% Mas 1setts

Fred Robins $0 ac hus 33, 1823 Mass zhu-

Norman vs Ave. Edda De Walt

Edward Baskerville, 18, sx N East; Jenna Roy Green, 1.

rence, 20, 310 Coltese Ave

Shir DIVORCE SUITS FILED 1

Martha vs Harriet Smith: Martha vs. Virgil Wrig ht;

di a LT eenNOAY NOV, £195)

INDIANAPOLIS | frm MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED; yNathatilel Aga, SS 8. Army; Leatha ; . 30 King Ave. Angela 31, 1118 = K Jes pi my Jo Ann

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Carr, clark Delaney.’ 30, 1020 Shelby; Dorothy ne Fahd Sa yi AW laney 3, ‘Co! Sor Watki 5 : > William Spoonamore, | 19. R. R. & Ba. Ju. a SHibbiet, 3 i. oa 0, a MH Shetdon; Melba % Smit C { Samue aker, 40 8 Washington: : | Reginald, Fisher, 21, U's. Arty: Janet essie Bernard, 41. a pL . Harrison, 30,. 246 Maclay, - + John asley, 24, 1926 "Villa_ Ave; Mary Louis Lawson, 18, 2338 S.: Keystone Ave. Dinsmore 26, 524 Middle Drive, Wood-~ te Howell. 19, 516 8. Missouri : | Jay Walls, 21. 1026 Cornell; Jane Daugh- | stephen sot U.S. Army; Janice erty, 18, 1024 Cornell Lowry. oo TE

In the National Scrap Drive

For The Sake of America We Are

Hor Douglas; Willa Howard, Atm; Joan Law-

Goldman: Roy

‘ . P * members of the employee bar<| yngianapolis Symphony Or- hold memory services for mem- NE oxen LV 3, Frankfin: Geraldine Whit. I MAbery Ste vil: Paying the Top rices gaining unit and five from the chestra with soloist Ruggiero bers passing away in the past BR i ey 7.,302 Bire hr SELLS Seyee wb ——— ———— a8 y.: 8 weekly and semimonthly payroll giooi Violinist. $3.60, $3, $2.40, year. | ; ; es nil Indiapaporis. Toy TT, me Farm Scrap — Industrial Scrap — Metals division, | $1.80 and $1.20. Murat Thea- | a“ v's | I ea, ATK Bambrick. 2. Ae VW, Me Mrs, Donald M. Ream fu The symbol was desifried by ter. 3 p.-m. | NATIONAL Heads of the Amar] Richard Carr.’ 31 W'S Navy: Violet Named by Red. € Auto Body Scrap — Old Fence Wire — Cast Iron EO oh Son es willing- Brown County Jamboree fea- ican Legion and Auxiliary will be Teddy Ross, 30. U § Army; Janet Swelg- y ross Steel Scrap Sheet Iron ness to help the unfortunate. The| turing Claude Sweet. ' $1. Bean- (welcomed at luncheon Nov. 15 at | D. B I eta ddleton, Bante a seh: Laura; Mrs. Donald M. Ream, RR 14, same design is printed on gummed, blossom, Highway 185. 5:30 {the Columbia Club. The event Pau agwe ea are: \Duchanan; has been appointed new Red stickers intended for contributing Pp. m. {will be sponsored by the Indiana| pay) Dp, Bagwell, Michigan woarole Hogsley, 17, 5 E MOrrs. oy |CTOSS chairman of produetion and { J KASLE & SONS, INC. employees to use at home and on Dancing with Billy Moore and |Chamber of Commerce and In-gtate College professor and presi , Canada 18. J Con cardia, supply with the Indianapolis : 5 laa their cars. his Orchestra. Indiana Roof. diana Department and 11th dis-/dent of the U. S. Junior Chamber * Helen Gee, 39. 3118’ W. Michigan chapter. 2210 Oliver Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. The governing committee of the 8 p. m. {trict Legionaires. of Commerce Se 1048-49, will Robert Klunk 21 US. Aimy: Thema, Mpg, Ream, named to the post Phone FR anklin 3471 Employees . ‘Humanities Fund Hockey, Caps vs. Pittsburgh | Guests of honor will be Donald, speak at 10:30 a.m. today in<the william Mann, 20. 4113 Melrose: Barbara by Mrs. Herbert F. Call, service : ! . Proms’ pledged, in the name of the 1700 Hornets. $2.50, $2, $1.50 and R. Wilson, of Clarkspurg, W. Va. !Claypool Hotel auditorium. Spencer Plumlee. 33. 3 Spann Ave: BTOUpS chafrman, will be in charge “One of the World's Largest Scrap Yard Bailing Pres employees, $6100 to the Indian- $1. Indianapolis Coliseum at |Legion’s new national command-| Mr. Bagwell, who is appearing ora, Ralls, 2 33 in hing: Ave.: apolis Community Chest. This State Fair Grounds. 8:15 p. m. ler, who has settled at national here under the sponsorship of the A Sace Parks. 35. 1524 Buren Co exceeded the dollar goal estab- Teen Music Canteen Pro- headquarters here,and Mrs. E. A. Junior Chamber of Commerce, _ bers. 3i. 25 Karcher. = = lished by the Community Chest. | gram. Free. Riddick Auditor- [Campbell of Homer, La. the will speak on Americanism. gEene Neary if MED, Chadwick: Peazile It is an average contribution jum, 1440 N. Meridian. 8 pam. |Auxiliary’s 1952 national presi-| ~

of materials purchasing and com-, pleting bandage and supply orders| received from Marion County’ s| veterans hopsitals. i

of $3.59 per employee and represents 135 per cent of the amount contributed per employee in the

National Association for the dent. . Advancement of Colored FPeo- on. 4 : . le. Public. Phyllis Wheatley | A GROUP with goals of edu1950 Community Chest campaign. p tat R LN ie : In addition, the corporation YMCA, 653 West St. 3 p. m. |cation, fun and community serv-

pledged $4000. That ran up com indiana will be ammounged, Dr. loo ha’ Installed officers, Candle a outions to $10.00 Ralph L. Agnew, 1445 Shelby St., held by Marion Cons Rural rom Sou nd. r 4 = # sald. Dr. Agnew is president of Youth after a 7 p. m. banquet in

i t SEVEN Indianapolis women Ne unemn om vice presiden Zion Evangelical Church.

giles cme on Sv, i er ho Ct PT pee a tend the three- \practors, their wives and laymen |p, 4, University. Mrs. Merrill

{are expected to attend meeting. {Assisting Dr. Agnew with plans | Wilson, th is Dr. Jay W. Dean, Indianapolis, Federation secretary. Speakers will include: Dr. Vinton Logan, Logan Basic College {of Chiropractic, St. Louis, Mo.;

day meeting of Jewish women in Dayton, O. Delegates to this mideastern conference of the

e organization's adviser and social and educational leader, installed officers. New officers follow: Vera Mushrush, Harold Robinson, Rachael Crews, Lavon White, Betty Marks, Dr. C. 8. Simmons, Nashvitle, | Mary Haywood, Carol Ann Poe,

\Tenn.; Dr. E. R. Bebout, Indian- Ann Gibbs and Mary Dellinger.

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of Jewish Women include: Mrs, Walter Lichtenstein, member

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~ 2 pminating pom Mrs Lichtenstein THE FIRST Negro poten TOP HIT ¢ 5% | mittee and president of the Indi-| {of the University of Chicagoan aw] TUNES FOR anapolis Council, and Mesdames Law School will Nat Siith, Meyer® Efroymson, Speak at 3 p.m. ON FOUR UNBREAKABLE RECORDS

Louis Fink, Lee Gallinger, I. E. today at con-

Linderman and Herbert Backer. cluding“sessions i 2s lof the fifth anTALK ON legislation to legal- nual state conize and license Indiana chiroprac- ference of the tors is expected to ring up record National Associattendance at the convention of ation for the AdHoosier chiro- {vancement of practors here " !Colored People.’ next Sunday. {Sessions are The # Indiana "public and willl Bureau of Chiro- ibe held in Phylpractic and the lis Wheatley._. Federation of In- [YWCA at 653 West St. diana Chiroprac- . |. This speaker will be Attorney, tors, Inc, will {Nelson M. Willis of Chicago, pres- | meet jointly for lident of the Chicago branch off sdngs included. the first time, in ithe NAACP and. past presiHotel Washing- ident of Cook County Bar Assoc-! Satisfaction Guaranteed

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